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Review: ‘Becky’ Is “Lean, Mean” And “Gory” Fun

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Becky, directed by Jonathan Milott and Cary Murnion, is going to garner either lots of praise or derision, based on the...
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Review: Hidden Gem ‘Miracle Mile’ Deserves Cult Status

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Miracle Mile,, directed by Steve De Jarnatt, deserves the same sort of cult status as movies like Heathers, Red Dawn, and...
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Bruce Purkey Finds Dazzling Trash With ‘Blood Machines’

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On paper, there is no reason I should enjoy Blood Machines, a Shudder Original Series, directed by Seth Ickerman. It has...
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‘The Vast of Night’ Is A Cinematic Gem Of The Highest Order

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The Vast of Night marks an auspicious debut for first-time director Andrew Patterson as he is joining Ari Aster, Robert Eggers,...
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Emotional Truth And Subtlety Are Roadside Companions In ‘Driveways’

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Driveways, directed by Andrew Ahn, is available to stream on video on-demand and digital. Under less deft direction and less incisive...
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Lily Collins And Simon Pegg Hold The Key To A Frightening ‘Inheritance’

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Inheritance contains a doozy of a plotline; a mysterious outsider (Simon Pegg) is chained up in a bunker by the family...
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‘The Death of Dick Long’ Shines With Impeccable Dark Humor And Storytelling

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The Death of Dick Long is the sophomore feature by director Daniel Scheinert (Swiss Army Man). This films opens as three...
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Bruce Purkey Reviews Biosphere 2 Documentary ‘Spaceship Earth’

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Spaceship Earth  (2020 - Dir. Matt Wolf), tells the story of the massive ecological experiment, Biosphere 2. In 1991, eight “biospherians”...
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Bruce Purkey Reviews “Gloriously Atmospheric” ‘The Innocents’

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The Innocents (1961), directed by Jack Clayton, may be unfamiliar to those younger than 35, but it is a gloriously atmospheric...
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Tom Hardy Goes Gangbusters In Riveting And Inspired ‘Capone’

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I'm a sucker for films that have a "go big or go home mentality," and after the failure of Fantastic Four,...
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Beanie Feldstein Captivates In Bold And Bracing ‘How to Build A Girl’

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One of the reasons why Stand By Me is a stellar coming-of-age feature lies in its unabashed look at the less...
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Review: Trash Level Storytelling With ‘The Lodge’

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The Lodge is the latest prestige horror outing by writer/directing duo, Veronika Franz and Severin Fiala. Both made a splash with...
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‘Be Natural: The Untold Story of Alice Guy-Blaché’ Interview With Director Pamela B. Green

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The documentary Be Natural: The Untold Story of Alice Guy-Blaché centers on the life of the first female pioneer in cinema. The...
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‘Enola Holmes’ Review – Millie Bobby Brown Shines As Sherlock’s Resilient Sibling

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Millie Bobby Brown's international acclaim is obviously credited to TV's Stranger Things, and she has embarked on a promising film career as...
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Marc Menchaca Reflects On ‘Alone’ Collaboration And Music Behind His Work

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  Marc Menchaca (Ozark, Every Time I Die) stars in Alone, a thriller about a woman (Jules Willcox) who attempts to escape the clutches of...
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Ronen Rubinstein Talks ‘No Escape’ And ‘9-1-1: Lone Star’ Lessons

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  Ronen Rubinstein's acting career has taken off thanks to his work on Fox's 9-1-1: Lone Star, and now he co-stars with Keegan Allen and...
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